Tickets Released: Summer Cocktail Party

We are thrilled to release the tickets for our upcoming event, the Commando Welfare Trust Summer Cocktail Party, which will give you rare access to Sydney’s exclusive Victoria Barracks. Event details: Date: Saturday, 23rd March 2024 Venue: Victoria Barracks Officers Mess, Sydney Address: Victoria Barracks, Paddington NSW 2021 Buy Tickets: Click here Dress Code: Black tie with […]

Merry Christmas & Thank You For Your Support In 2023

We would like to wish all those involved with the Commando Welfare Trust a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.To close out the year, we made Christmas payments to ensure the 33 children we support do not miss out this year. Please donate to help Special Forces families struggling with the realities of conflict.Have […]

Chairman’s Report: 2023 Wrap Up

The brave soldiers we lost this year in the MRH-90 Crash, from left, Captain Daniel Lyon, Corporal Alexander Naggs, Lieutenant Maxwell Nugent and Warrant Officer Class Two Joseph Laycock. I am very proud to present to you the Chairman’s Report which wraps up a successful year of support for the Commando Welfare Trust (CWT). We […]

2024 Veteran’s Boxing Challenge

Event Overview The Veteran’s Challenge Tournament is a charity event be held at the Hellenic Club on Saturday the 3rd of August partnership with the ACT Branch of the Australian Commando Association to support the work it does with Special Forces veterans and their families. The event is open to males and females from around […]

Chairman’s Report: October Update

I am delighted to present the Chairman’s Report for the last quarter, which has seen the Commando Welfare Trust (CWT) go from strength-to-strength in building our community and serving our mission.

Charity Ball Today! Online Auction Live

The Commando Welfare Trust Annual Charity Ball is today, at 6:30pm, at Ripples Waterside at the Australian National Maritime Museum, Darling Harbour, Sydney.

Taraidh Colquhoun

In May 2023, an Australian Special Forces veteran, Taraidh Colquhoun, suffered severe injuries in a mountain bike accident, which required surgery to restore a break in the C6-7 of his spine.

Taraidh is now out of the induced coma and is breathing on his own once again. There is some movement in his arms, but it appears that he may not regain the use of his legs.

Since the injury, the Commando Welfare Trust has been providing emergency support to Taraidh and his family and will continue to provide long-term assistance as they tackle the life-long challenges associated with a debilitating spinal injury.